News
Pima welcomes robotics with open ARMs
By ANGEL CANEZ Pima intends to take some big steps into the future by working on the first Center of Excellence at the Downtown Campus. […]
Month: November 2018
Arts & Entertainment
‘Tartuffe’: Love, lies and a pious disguise
BY PARKER BROCK Pima Community College Theatre will present “Tartuffe,” a classic tale with romance and sardonic humor. The production, which will run Nov. 8-18, […]
News
Propping up Arizona
By PARKER BROCK The propositions that will be on the ballot will be proposing new laws, and amendments to the state constitution will have […]
Sports
Aztecs wrap up best season in school history
By KYLE MCDANIEL The Aztecs are on to the NJCAA District I Semifinals against Laramie County Community College, and will be playing that game […]
Sports
Kametani named ACCAC player of the year
BY KYLE MCDANIEL Sophomore and team captain Hugo Kametani helped the Aztecs this season record their best regular season in team history. He finished […]
Opinion
Male Sexual Assault can be an issue, too
BY KYLE MCDANIEL According to www.nsvrc.org/statistics, only 9 percent of rape and sexual assault victims are male, which is a telling fact. I read […]
Opinion
The Beginning of the End by Kyle McDaniel
By Kyle McDaniel As you can tell there will be a reason for the writing of this article as it stems from a personal […]
Sports
Last call for Pima football at home
Story by HANK ROBICHAUD Photos by HANK ROBICHAUD, MADYSON HOWARTH and JOE GIDDENS It’s like this every time Pima Community College plays Eastern Arizona College, according […]
News
Kudos to Pima cops
By CHRISTOPHER ALBERS The Pima Community College Police Department was honored by Mothers Against Drunk Driving for being the top fundraising law enforcement agency for […]
Features
Testing, Testing 1 2 3. Is this thing on?
By JOE GIDDENS Kim Stevens has been working for Pima Community College since 2000 in registration and admission seasonally. Later, she became full time in […]